Apple Launches Extended Repair Program for Hard Drives on Early MacBook Models
Hardmac notes that Apple has launched a MacBook Repair Extension Program for Hard Drive Issues, allowing customers of Apple's early MacBook models to receive free repairs or compensation for previously-paid repairs related to hard drive failure. Bla...
Apple Launches Extended Repair Program for Hard Drives on Early MacBook Models
Apple Launches Extended Repair Program for Hard Drives on Early MacBook Models
Users of Apple's latest Airport Extreme Base Station and Time Capsule hardware, released in October 2009, have reported instability and significant reductions in speed when using the routers at the 5GHz wireless band.
Connection issues plague Apple AirPort Extreme, Time Capsule
Connection issues plague Apple AirPort Extreme, Time Capsule
Apple's revenue sharing plan and unwillingness to share consumer information with content providers have proven to be sticking points with the publishers the iPad-maker is attempting to court.
Publishers skeptical of Apple iPad business model
Publishers skeptical of Apple iPad business model
As near as I can tell, Apple is the ultimate tech industry disrupter. In recent memory, Apple's iPhone put applications in the hands of millions of consumers, wrenched a good measure of control out of cold grip of cellular service providers, and sparked a fire of touchscreen smartphone competitors.
Get Ready for Apple to Murder the Status Quo One More Time
Get Ready for Apple to Murder the Status Quo One More Time
For the first time ever, Steve Jobs will participate with an author who is writing a biography of the tech titan, according to The New York Times.
Steve Jobs agrees to collaborate on authorized biography - report
Steve Jobs agrees to collaborate on authorized biography - report
The New York Times reveals that Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs is about to participate in an authorized biography of his life. The biography will be written by former managing editor of Time magazine Walter Isaacson.
Steve Jobs to Participate in Authorized Biography
Steve Jobs to Participate in Authorized Biography
(Mobile World Congress) Amid rumors of dissension between Google and Apple and a potential Microsoft Bing partnership for the iPhone, a Google executive has insisted all is well between the two companies.
Google stands by Apple as a 'valuable partner'
Google stands by Apple as a 'valuable partner'
Apple's FairPlay digital rights management will be an option for publishers who sell e-books the iBooks application on the forthcoming multi-touch iPad, according to a new report.
Apple to offer publishers FairPlay DRM for iPad books - report
Apple to offer publishers FairPlay DRM for iPad books - report
The Los Angeles Times reports that Apple is planning to bring back its FairPlay digital rights management (DRM) technology for use on eBooks made available through its iBookstore for the iPad.
Apple Set to Deploy FairPlay Digital Rights Management on iPad eBooks
Apple Set to Deploy FairPlay Digital Rights Management on iPad eBooks
(Mobile Word Congress) Two Linux-based mobile operating systems -- Intel's Mobilin and Nokia's Maemo -- will be merged into one platform that will run on a wide variety of mobile devices including smartphones, the two companies announced at the Mobile World Conference Monday.
Intel, Nokia partner for MeeGo mobile platform to take on Apple
Intel, Nokia partner for MeeGo mobile platform to take on Apple
(Mobile Word Congress) Just four months after Windows Mobile 6.5 hit the market, Microsoft has officially introduced Windows Phone 7 Series, the new multitouch-capable mobile operating system the software giant hopes will take on Apple's iPhone.
Microsoft aims at Apple with multitouch Windows Phone 7 Series
Microsoft aims at Apple with multitouch Windows Phone 7 Series
Apple is not officially present at this week's Mobile World Conference in Barcelona, Spain, yet carriers are talking about the iPhone and rivals are introducing what they hope to pitch as iPhone killers.
Despite Apple's absence, iPhone is talk of Mobile World Congress
Despite Apple's absence, iPhone is talk of Mobile World Congress
IBM just released its Lotus software for the iPhone and has now turned its attention to the iPad, while a new article explores the facts and myths of LCD eye strain from reading books on devices like the iPad.
IBM plans Lotus for Apple iPad, e-reader eye strain explored
IBM plans Lotus for Apple iPad, e-reader eye strain explored
The number of new projects started for the App Store nearly tripled in January, as the month was dominated by hype for and the announcement of Apple's iPad.
App Store developer interest nearly triples from Apple iPad hype
App Store developer interest nearly triples from Apple iPad hype
Stronger-than-expected Mac and iPhone sales in the last two quarters and the impending launch of the iPad have led Needham & Company to raise its price target on Apple stock to $280.
Strong Mac, iPhone sales projected to propel Apple stock to $280
Strong Mac, iPhone sales projected to propel Apple stock to $280
Apple Thursday afternoon released a fix for an issue that would significantly decrease the performance of 2009-era Mac Pros with Nehalem-based Intel Xeon processors.
Apple releases fix for Mac Pro audio-based performance issues
Apple releases fix for Mac Pro audio-based performance issues
Apple has hired Christopher Wright of Kineme Interactive Media, the creator of a variety of Quartz Composer applications and plugins and a consultant for Quartz Composer development.
Apple hires prominent Quartz Composer plugin author
Apple hires prominent Quartz Composer plugin author
Apple's iTunes music store will soon reach 10 billon songs sold since its inception in April of 2003.
iTunes soon to reach milestone of 10 billion songs sold
iTunes soon to reach milestone of 10 billion songs sold
Apple today released Mac Pro Audio Update 1.0, addressing heat and performance issues experienced by users of Apple's Nehalem-based Mac Pros when processing audio.
Apple Releases Software Update Addressing Audio-Related Mac Pro Heat and Performance Issues
Apple Releases Software Update Addressing Audio-Related Mac Pro Heat and Performance Issues
Having Google as the default search engine on the iPhone is rumored to earn Apple more than $100 million per year in a revenue sharing deal between the two companies, a new report alleges.
Google pays Apple $100M/year for search on iPhone - rumor
Google pays Apple $100M/year for search on iPhone - rumor